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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

2

Washington News in Review of Trade, Law and Politics

Reports from Washington cover the Farmers' National council appeal to President Coolidge over FTC funding, a Tokyo embassy reconstruction proposal, New York kosher meat law upheld, Packers and Stockyards Act to fall under the FTC, and Justice McKenna's retirement with Harlan Stone nominated as successor.

Farmers’ National Council President Coolidge Washington Federal Trade Commission

Notable Died and World Events Span Cooling 1920s News

Ferdinand Loewe dies in Vienna at sixty one. An ascent attempt on Mount Logan is planned from Ottawa. Idaho warden Snook named Atlanta federal prison warden by Attorney General Stone. Crawford State Bank run halted by $200,000 cash infusion from Omaha. Samuel Gompers will contest his will in Washington. Nellie Tayloe Ross becomes Wyoming governor in Cheyenne. Chicago coal strike settled by arbitration on wage and overtime disputes. French tariff bill threatens American exporters of autos and machines. Ibn Saud moves toward Jeddah as Warah tribes dispute grows. Croation party leader Stefan Radich arrested in Belgrade. Allied ministers present note to Berlin about Cologne evacuation. Bank of Italy cashier Sidrebrando Jommi investigated for Genoa AmEx shortage. Tragedy in Madison as Bernard shoots and kills Laura Palmer then dies. Bank of Kingsley closes due to cash depletion. Pauline Frederick divorces Dr Ruther ford in Los Angeles. third divorce. Miriam Ferguson named unemployment secretary in Texas. Britain’s unemployment rises. German cruiser Emden launched. Pershing welcomed in Santiago. Italian cabinet resigns amid street fighting claims. Empress Zita to marry Count Hunyadi per Budapest deputy.

Pruning Knife Cuts 44 Million From State Budgets

Ohio budget officials slash 44 million from two year requests across state departments including the highway and welfare budgets. University of Ohio State sees its eight million appropriation halved while other agencies face cuts to fit projected revenues. Governor Donahey and finance head Baker announce the reductions as the tax conference prepares to review measures.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University A. V. Donahey Merlin P. Brenneman W. BE. Baker Department of Finance Welfare Department

Ohio municipalities back home rule for bus regulation

The conference of Ohio municipalities with about 50 cities endorsed home rule in transportation. They unanimously supported a proposed amendment to the Free man Collister act affecting motor buses. Wil lam BE Lewis of Youngstown urged the endorsement and was met with agreement that cities, not the Utilities Commission, should regulate city bus lines.

Conference of Ohio Municipalities Ohio Willam BE. Lewis Youngstown Conference Committee On Municipalities The Utilities Commission

Ohio municipalities approve permanent tax relief act

A conference of Ohio municipalities approved a proposed act for permanent relief of all political subdivisions. R W Flack of Springfield outlined conditions. The act would shift sinking fund questions to voters when bonds are issued and may allow other bonds to bypass the Smith 1 percent law. It also sets a minimum fixed levy and directs a portion of taxes to the municipality.

Conference of Ohio Municipalities R. W. Flack Springfield

Constitutional amendment targets indirect taxation by municipalities

Representative Samuel I. Lipp of Hamilton County proposes a constitutional amendment allowing municipalities to assess the full cost of improvements on abutting property, expanding beyond the current 50 percent. Supporters pledge backing for a bill to establish two state institutions for the feeble minded near Cincinnati and near Cleveland, as stated by Senator Joseph R. Gardner and Representative Robert A. Taft.

Samuel I. Lipp Hamilton County Lipp Cincinnati Cleveland Joseph R. Gardner Robert A. Taft

Ohio sees fewer communicable disease cases this fall

The Ohio Department of Health reports 18 068 disease cases for September through November, lower than 20 501 in 1928 and below the five year average of 21 807, under Dr. Frank G. Boudreau.

Ohio Frank G. Boudreau Ohio Department of Health

Ohio News Briefs From Cincinnati to Akron

Cincinnati Arthur Morgan was reelected president of the University of Cincinnati board of directors. John F. Stevenson was killed when his auto was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a Madisonville crossing. Cleveland oilers face two months’ painters strike over a labor dispute at the new library. Columbus banks will report condition as of December 31 1924. Cincinnati Mrs Garrie Hayhon, 82, died from a gasoline fire ignited by a stove explosion. Cincinnati C R Carlton appointed passenger agent at Dayton. Pomeroy Brocalsa Chemical Co mine near Syracuse opened, employing about 50 under union rules. Piqua fire at Howard W Miller Sales and Service Co caused 7000 loss. London John Durham 104, oldest resident of the area, dies in Mt. Sterling. Youngstown Boardman township reports 24 smallpox cases. Youngstown Beatrice Gerrard shot dead. husband George Gerrard confessed. Cleveland John Pasta elected grand consul of Alpha Phi Delta. New York to host 1925 convention. Ironton George Barnhart 18 dies of lockjaw after minor finger injury. Cincinnati William Fallon public schools’ director ends life by poison. Cleveland John Burider donates 35000 to Pope Pius for catachome museum in Rome. Oberlin Fifty eight Oberlin alumni die in 1924. list includes 98 year old Rev George Candee. Steubenville Wilma Leroy, 2 years old, dies choking on a baked bean. Coshocton Two commissioners indicted for misconduct over a bridge contract. Akron William Schuck found guilty of manslaughter in 1920 shooting. sentenced 10 to 20 years. Akron Joseph Ross, 80, died from monoxide gas in garage. son found him.

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